UNABRIDGED'S 
LITERARY EXPRESSION

Books no longer wait on shelves; they find us through screens and signals. What trends is called good, what lingers is rarely seen. Algorithms reward what’s easy, familiar, fast. But some stories ask for time, silence, resistance. They don’t go viral—they stay. And quietly, they change us.

BY DEVYANI RAWAT [ BSC MATHEMATICS,SECOND YEAR ] EDITED AND DESIGNED BY MEHAK KOUNDAL [ B.COM PROGRAM,FIRST YEAR ] "Truth in Perfect Match doesn’t heal, it wrecks everything in its path.” We grow up believing that truth is supposed to bring peace, that once you know it, you can finally breathe. But in Perfect Match, Jodi Picoult tears that illusion apart. The truth in this story doesn’t save Nina Frost or her family; it destroys the fragile balance they were barely holding o

By srijani( psychology, second year) Designed and edited by Mehak koundal( b.com program,first year) Being in a society where people are...

Anti-heroes aren’t saints or villains — they are mirrors. Heathcliff’s fury, Gatsby’s lies, Hamlet’s doubts… each reveals how fragile and complex we are. They tempt us, they warn us, they unsettle us. Do they corrupt, or illuminate? Perhaps both. And in that uneasy light, we find our own truth.

Grand gestures are beautiful, but the quiet moments, a protective glance, a fleeting touch, are what make a love story unforgettable. Romance subplots give us sparks instead of infernos, illuminating characters without consuming them. And sometimes, those sparks are all it takes to set our hearts alight.